"You know what Commander, I'm not going to be doing that ... I don't know if you've noticed it over here, but we're not the good guys," declared Lt. Gene Marx to his XO in Vietnam.

"There was a lot of guilt that I didn't have the courage to stand up on the day that we killed those people," explains Paul Cox.

"It wasn't like I planned to be a resister or a troublemaker or anything of the sort," explains Randy Rowland, an organizer of the "Presidio 27 Mutiny."

Keith Mather, Presidio 27 "mutiny" participant, reflects on what happened and its relevance today. 50th anniversary commemoration events Oct 14 & 15 at the Presidio, San Francisco.

Tamar Ze'evi, who at the age of 19 refused to serve in the Israeli military. She was recently jailed for 115 days.

Edward Hasbrouck on the new federal commission reviewing preparations for the draft.

Whistleblower Reality Winner's family talk about what it's like trying to support their loved one during her Orwellian incarceration.

Billie Winner-Davis is the mother of NSA contractor, and alleged whistleblower, Reality Leigh Winner. In this podcast, she shares her fears for her family as Trump's Justice Dept. takes aim at her daughter.

Emma Cape was the Campaign Manager of the Chelsea Manning Support Network. In this podcast, she shares her experiences over years working with Chelsea and building a campaign that would lead to her release from prison.

In this podcast, lead court martial defense attorney for Chelsea Manning, David Coombs, reflects on the case, working with the Support Network, and her release this week.